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-ROW Warren E. Rupf,Sheriff-Coroner
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SPECIFIC REQUEST(S)OR RECOMMENDATION(S)&BACKGROUND AND JUSTIFICATION
E OMME DATION.
ACCEPT donation of drilled labor and professional services from the Northern California Carpenters
Regional Council to construct a 2000 square foot classroom at the Contra Costa County Sheriff's
Range.
AUTHORIZE the Sheriff, pursuant to §1108-2.222 of the Contra Costa County Code, to purchase the
required building materials at cast and DIRECT the Auditor-Controller to issue necessary warrants for
said purchases.
FISCAL IMPACT:
No additional County General Funds are requested or required for this project. The Sheriff has
appropriated funds in a project account for improvements at the Sheriffs Range. The planned
improvements include repairs and modifications to the Range facility to provide maximum safety and
security for the shooting range and the replacement of the temporary classroom facility. The funds
available in this project account are sufficient to cover the estimated costs to the Sheriff's Office for this
project. However, should additional funds be required, the Sheriffs Office will use existing budgeted
funds.
RAQKGROUND.
The Northern California Carpenters Regional Council has suggested the establishment of a partnership
with the Sheriffs Office to replace the existing temporary classroom facility at the Sheriffs Range with
a 2,000 square foot permanent facility. As their contribution to this project, the N. . .R.C. has made a
generous commitment to provide all of the skilled carpenter labor and is working with other trades to
provide additional professional Services (architect, electrical, plumbing, etc) required for the project.
Furthermore, N. . . . , is arranging for the necessary building materials to be provided to this project
at wholesale cost, allowing Significant savings. The Sheriffs Office commitment to this partnership is
to fund the remaining costs of the project, coordinate the project with Rather County departments, as
may be necessary, and to ensure that all necessary permits are obtained and all building code
requirements are met.
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If the County does not accept this generous donation from the Northern California Carpenters Regional
Council, an opportunity for local government, organized labor and private industry to work together will
be r hissed, Furthermore, the opportunity for the Sheriffs Office to replace a temporary structure with a
permanent classroom that will enhance the environment and expand our abilities for training law
enforcement personnel and will be lost, as will the opportunity to geKiate4ncr increased revenue
by expanding training curriculum.
CONTINUED ON ATTACI-ilQo'3ENT` NO SIGNATURE:
RECOMMENDATION OF COUNTY ADMWNISTRATOR . N RECOMMEND-AT ION OC3D COI�`MITTEE
APPROVE OTHER
ACTION OF BOARD O July 2 7 , 1929 APPROVED AS RECCMIME€ DED OTHER
VOTE OF SUPERVISORS
I HEREBY CERTIFY THAT THIS IS A TREE
XX UNANIMOUS (ABSENT_z_=___:�:,N AND CORRECT COPY OF AN ACTION TAKEN
AYES. NOES:_. _ AND ENTERED ON c HE MINUTES OF THE BOARD
ABSENT: AIN OF SUPERVISORS ON THE DATE SHOWN.
Contact Person:Stacey L.Henderson,5-1540
CC:CAO,Justice Systems Ad.ministraticn ATTESTED �a j3Y 2 7 , 1999
Sheriff-Coronw(for dlstribut 0n) PAIL BATCHELOR,CLERIC OF TFdE BOARD OF
SU ERVISORS AND Q%IN Ar1MIN;STRATOR
By, Al DEPUTY
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